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God is Being itself, the I AM, and therefore must necessarily be the Supreme Good! He is so infinitely blessed, that every perception of His blissful presence imparts a glad vitality to the heart. Every degree of approach towards Him is, in the same proportion, a degree of happiness; and I often think that were He always present to our mind, as we are present to Him, there would be no pain nor sense of misery. I have long since chose him for my only Good, my All, my pleasure, my happiness, in this world as well as in the world to come. And although I have not been so faithful to His grace as I ought to have been, yet I feel my spirit adheres to its choice, and aims daily at cleaving steadfastly unto God.

Susanna Wesley — Letter dated Gainsborough, November 27, 1735, in Eliza Clarke, Susanna Wesley, Eminent Women Series (London: W. H. Allen & Co., 1886), pp. 184-185

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